Names of God Series #10

In The Old Testament:A. Psalm 80:1 – The shepherd of Israel.

In The Old Testament:B. Ezekiel 34: 11-16 – The

Shepherd seeks his lost sheep.

In The Old Testament:C. Psalm 100:3 – We are

His sheep.

In The New Testament:A. We have a great picture

of Jesus, our loving Shepherd (John 10:1-18)

In The New Testament:B. Hebrews 13:20

In The New Testament:C. I Peter 2:25

The first place we find Jehovah Rohi is in the Shepherd’s Psalm – Psalm 23

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 2 – rest“lie down” = raw-bats – to

recline, make to rest

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 2 – refreshment“still” = men-oo-khaw

(abode)

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 2 – “waters” = mah-yim - liquid waste, urine.

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 3 – forgiveness.“restoreth” = shoob (turn

back)“soul” = animal appetiteMeaning: expel waste for

health by water of the word

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 3 – guidance.

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 4 - Companionship“rod” = shay-bet

(punishment)“staff” = mish-ay-naw

(support)

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 4 – Comfort“paths” = mah-gawl (a

circular trench)

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 5 – Sustenance“preparest” = aw-rak

(arrange)“table” shool-khawn (spread out a meal)

Root of table: tseh-dek = moral prosperity

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23v. 5 – Joy

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 5 – Anything

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 6 – Anything

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 6 – Anything in this life…

The “I shall not wants” of Psalm 23

v. 6 – Anything in the life to come

“follow” = raw-daf (to run after)